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What an hour of gaming really costs
Station prices, booths shared by four, passes and snacks: a plain breakdown of a typical evening.
Our prices are on every product page, but people often ask what an evening really comes to. Here is the arithmetic.
A PC is ₹120 an hour on evenings and weekends, and ₹90 an hour on weekdays before 4 pm. That covers the machine, the screen, the headset, electricity, the internet line and the staff on the floor. Most players stay two to three hours, so an evening at a PC is ₹240 to ₹360.
Console booths are ₹300 an hour for the booth, and up to four can share it. Split four ways, that is ₹75 each, which makes booths the cheapest way to play in a group. A racing rig is ₹250 for 30 minutes, and a VR bay is ₹450 for 30 minutes, because each bay needs a staff member watching.
The ten-hour pass costs ₹999, which brings a PC hour down to about ₹100. It suits players who come at least twice a week. A booth hour uses two hours from the pass.
Snacks are where evenings creep up. A fries and cold coffee combo is ₹349; sandwiches and momos are ₹150 to ₹220. A typical Friday for one player, three hours at a PC with one combo, comes to about ₹710. All prices include GST, and there is no entry fee or membership.
